Once the IEM Cologne final witnessed Mouz continued to compete on Ancient, but collapsed in front of the third consecutive Russian team.

Chopper has important Flank phase to help Spirit stand on Ancient

Spirit was the first team to win tickets to the final of Blast Bounty Season 2 after having a third consecutive victory over Mouz in just three weeks.

The two teams met twice in Cologne, in a stressful group stage match and a one -way final, and the third meeting was strangely reminiscent of the battle to win the trophy just two weeks ago.

Mouz once again took control of CT Side on Ancient, but it was short of breath in the second half, although Dorian "⁠xercion⁠" Berman repeatedly overwhelmed Danil "⁠Donk⁠" Kryshkovets, with Leonid "⁠chopper⁠" Vishnyakov offering to the young star with high amount of damage and two important Flank phases in the back of the CT SIDE.

Ludvig "⁠Brollan⁠" Brolin and teammates finally pulled the match into extra time from 10-12, but that only took Donk to have time to "wake up" after the faint performance at the official competition, and he had four multi-kill phases to lead the home team to the 16-14 victory in the opening Map.

And Mirage also happened the same as in Cologne when Spirit won an overwhelming CT side on the road quickly closing a series of matches with a score of 13-5, 2-0.

Zweih has the best match since joining Spirit

Ivan "⁠zweih⁠" Gogin has had difficulty finding the performance that has been seen in Nemiga since officially moving to play at level one, but if this match is a sign, the rookie of Spirit is starting to find his position.

This is the best match of the 17 -year -old player in the new shirt. This is especially thanks to the performance with a factor of 1.89 on Mirage, but even on Ancient he has important handling phases in situations that lack people to help Spirit climb back from the 4-8 lead.